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Longitudinal Analysis of the Privacy Paradox

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Description: In this study we analyze the privacy paradox from a longitudinal perspective. The data come from a representative sample of the German population, featuring 1403 respondents interviewed at three waves separated by 6 months. The data were analyzed using Random Intercept Cross Lagged Panel Models. Together, the results provide further evidence against the privacy paradox.

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The Privacy Longitudinal Study

Trepte & Masur
This *OSF project page assembles all past and ongoing work* with "The Privacy Longitudinal Study". The study's *data and measures are hosted at Ge...
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